After you define the functions for a print device definition, you can combine these functions into modes.
A mode is a combination of functions that you define to allow the print device to meet specific printing needs.
For example, you could create a ``Final Printout'' mode for the HP LaserJet that would include the functions for 10 cpi, Emphasized printing, and Near-letter quality printing.
As a network supervisor, you must determine what your printing needs are and then define the modes you will need.